The design of the campaign is plot-based, yet character driven, as the PCs might not be the most powerful entities in the land, but the story does revolve around their choices. At the outset of the campaign, each player will start with one character with the Dungeon Master encouraging the players to create characters with meaningful desires, goals, and values. Playable races are available in the Player's Handbook, but additional races must be verified if drawing from other resources. Experience points are awarded depending on level using the tools provided in the Dungeon Master's Guide. Levels are not listed below, but all characters are leveled to stay within at least two levels from the most experienced PC. Characters which have not participated for at least five episodes are not listed. Alignments are limited to any except Lawful Good, Neutral Evil, or Chaotic Evil.
connected with her deity, divine intervention was regular
consistent with his ideas, inconsistent with the success.
although late to join, he has powerful connection to his deity.
driven by revenge for their false imprisonment, no destination was safe, traveling over land, sea, and extra-dimensional.
friend and countryman of Lia, he often competed with Aeleth for the most bow kills.
a mystic portal pulled him from Faerûn, depositing him with the party.
some thought him crazy but rushing into a bugbear camp led to his undoing.
surrounded by anger, he is the voice of sensibility.
Kor was raised on a small farm a few days’ ride west from Hightower, son of a retired adventuring couple named Molar and Tabitha. His parents were protective but knew their child would face obstacles they could not overcome for him. Often their farm was beleaguered by miscreants and rabblerousers looking to badger the family. One evening while being visited by a former adventuring colleague named Masamar, the farmstead was attacked and Kor lost both of his parents to a band of raiders looking treasure. While defending their home, Tabitha was struck with a mortal wound, and Masamar swore an oath to his dying friend that their child would live within his care. As the years passed and Kor grew stronger during his journeys with Masamar, the half-orc faced distrust and prejudice almost enough to crush his spirit, eventually choosing to bind himself in wrappings so others would judge him by his deeds and not his appearance.
black-white views; if he can't mate with it, he will kill it; if he can kill it, he will eat it.
in order to disguise their presence on Valderin, the Dark Tide took up this name, doing good repelling frost giant raids.
Alorotom is an associate of Bilar Saglot, and joined the Silver Blades after he was freed to bugbear capture.
like her alignment, she is constantly using Wild Shape to take other forms.
her music skills were only matched by her ability to properly word Wish spells.
overcoming prejudice, he befriends the party for a short time.
AKA the Grace Pirate Roberts, a bandit who is freed from a landlocked life.
he was struck down by a hobgoblin lord wielding Blazefury.
driven by revenge, she drew a bad card from a Deck of Many Things.
her insights help the party out of trouble, until their intentions become too dark.
later found to be a clone, he helps the Dark Tide escape Zellix atop Crystal Pine.
if it is not nailed down, it is usually stolen, even from his own friends.
Nadia Angstrom by Annette Pendlebury, Baratath Boldname by Nino Setiawan, Raijin Duke by Tanya Sangsnit, The Dark Tide by James Bates, Haden Earthadar by Leonardo Santanna, Eraquin Faaldintharrun by Kayla Kinsey, Lahraux Ghenkyns by Daniel Scheltema, Kal-Ra by Maichol Quinto, Kor the Raven by FJFT-Art, Egg-gar Koribayed by Johnny Morrow, The Longstriders by Icons8, Cae Lynn by Valeria Dryzhak, Lia Moonbeam by Caio E. Santos, A.P. (Aplysidiae Ponds) by Valeria Lutfullina, Jota Redbasher by Chris Bjors, Grace Roberts by Mert Genccinar, Donovan Silvershaper by Tom Rhodes, Jillian Stripeland by Orniris Terensi, Aeleth Sylmaris by Nathan Park, Drax Thorhammer by Mert Genccinar, Ukko Zephrys by Livia Prima
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